E2C-HAWKEYE

[@scottb7444]

Thats a e2d advanced Hawkeye. My brother was the lead test pilot and helped develop it

[@notthatdonald1385]

Man I remember when the props were only 4 blades. And they were built in Bethpage Long Island, they tested the radomes out east in Calverton, LI.

[@scottb7444]

Its a e2d advanced Hawkeye, my brother was the lead test piliot

[@noggin48]

Superb video, of this Awesome aircraft =D

[@evrik78]

I guess we got the idea who has the copyright of this video.

[@AlainTOCJaouen]

Extra !

[@nickklein6678]

Badass!

[@ronaldnichols7517]

This is an E-2D Hawkeye.

[@yxeaviationphotog]

The + symbol on the nose identifies it as an E-2C. France doesn't fly the E-2D.

[@UAL320]

Is there a warning system that indicates your wings aren’t down and locked?

[@bobcranston3414]

@@UAL320 Yes. A small flag on top of each nacelle (just behind the prop). Flag down, wings locked.

[@bobcranston3414]

@@yxeaviationphotog Actually, the plus indicates the larger, more powerful T56 427 engine on the E-2C. E-2C used two types of engines in those days. The 427 and the 425.

[@mrj4990]

Prettiest plane in our arsenal and it's not even close